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Prachi Verma is a journalist with the Economic Times and writes on talent, career and business life. Views expressed are personal.
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US fixed-term student visas may hit Indian enrolments

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By Prachi Verma Verified
| The Economic Times Verified
New Delhi: Indian students considering US colleges-especially for longer-duration programmes such as PhDs, research-intensive master's degrees, or courses where academic timelines can change-are likely to face a major setback, with Washington poised to replace open-ended student visa stays with fixed-term admission periods, likely to be capped at about four years. This is unlikely to dent Fall 2026 student intake, but Spring 2027 and Fall 2027 numbers are taking a hit, said experts.
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Ebola anxiety puts a chill on Indian travellers' hot Africa summer plans

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By Prachi Verma Verified
| The Economic Times Verified
Synopsis Travellers are avoiding parts of Africa due to Ebola concerns. This is affecting bookings for East and Central Africa. Many are postponing trips instead of cancelling. Travel insurance inquiries have significantly increased. Destinations like Uganda are seeing more traveler anxiety. Other African nations remain popular choices. Media coverage and health worries are shaping travel decisions.
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Companies face hardware talent crunch amid AI boom

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By Prachi Verma Verified
| Inkl
It is not just the dearth of AI software engineers; India Inc is also grappling with a growing shortage of AI hardware engineers or experts who can handle physical infrastructure to support AI solutions.
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